Question 1

i am just shy of being 5 5 and weight approximately 190 what would be the recommended wieight for a woman of my height who has a sturdy build?

Accepted Answer

146 lbs: The people's choice (http://www.Halls.Md/ideal-weight/body.Htm) ideal weight for you would be 146 lbs.  However, a weight 114-150 lbs would allow for a body mass index (bmi) range of 19-25. Medical evidence suggests that all body weights within this range are reasonably equally healthy (for people of your height). Outside this range, health risks may occur.

Question 2

what is my recommended weight for a 5'3 inch tall woman, asian? is there specific diet for a blood type "o"?

Accepted Answer

BMI: The most common and accepted way for calculating your recommended weight is the bmi, or body mass index.  Here is a link for you to check out.: http://www.Heartfoundation.Org.Au/healthy-eating/pages/bmi-calculator.Aspx.
For a 5'3" height your range would be between 105lb to 143lb.  The idea that there is an optimal diet based on your blood type is out there, but there isn't much science to it.

Question 3

i am thirty female five two what my weight suppose to be like 125 pounds?

Accepted Answer

Yes: 125 pounds would be a good weight - middle of the normal range.

Question 4

can anyone recommend a good kegal exerciser for women? i've seen weighted balls and other products, but it's hard to know what will work.

Accepted Answer

Kegel Exerciser?: By contracting the P.C.(pubococcygeal) muscle as if you are stopping your urine in med stream is a Kegel's maneuver. Your can strengthen those muscle by contracting around any "item" that will fit in the vagina, be it a "banana" or more cheaply a tampon.

Question 5

what is normal weight fro 19 year old female who is five feet (60 inches)?

Accepted Answer

Range 100-123 lb: Based on bmi patterns the range of weight considered normal for a 19 yo female at 60 inches is 100-123 lb, with 110 being at the midpoint. Such factors as muscularity alter the value of a bmi index.

Question 6

what is the best form of exercise a female teenager could do? how many minutes a day is recommended to keep healthy and lose weight? thank you.

Accepted Answer

Exercise can be fun: There are many fun things to try- hula hooping, zumba dance, walking, running, tennis, swimming. If you like team sports, try volleyball, basketball soccer and more. To maintain healthy weight exercise 20-30 min a day. For weight loss a combination of healthy eating, aerobic exercise and strength training is key. Don't skip breakfast and stay well hydrated. Skip sodas and you are on your way!

Question 7

i am a 40 year old female with a small frame. i weigh 121 pounds. is this a good weight for me to majntain? or what is the recommended weight for my age, height and build? should i weigh less? more?

Accepted Answer

: Body mass index is calculated based on height and weight with the normal range 20-25. There are many online calculators that can be used to assess BMI, you will have to input your height as well.

Question 8

what is the ideal weight for a five foot four 35 year old woman?

Accepted Answer

It varies...: It depends on your "frame" size, but height and weight charts are all over the internet.  These give recommendations, but differ for each person based in age and level of activity as well.

http://www.healthchecksystems.com/heightweightchart.htm.

Question 9

what are the most recommended weight loss pills for women?

Accepted Answer

HCG injection: With a 500 calorie diet is what I do offer in my office to my patienst, i did the diet myself , 1 yr ago and lost 24lbs in 28 days and have kept the weight off for over 12 months, once you lose the weight you just need to maintain, under a doctor supervision this is safe and effective, even though it is not approved by the fda in my opinion it is much safer than the currently approved diet pills.

Question 10

im following a keto diet now to lose as much weight before pregnancy, but i wont be able to do the full 125 pds recommended prior to pregnancy. what would you suggest for a heavy woman during pregnancy to stay fit and not gain too much weight. ?

Accepted Answer

Exercise, : and calorie control, at max, a pregnancy needs only 300 calories extra a day to allow good growth of the fetus. If a person is overweight prior to the pregnancy limiting weight gain is also appropriate, with your doctor's help and advice.

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I am just shy of being 5 5 and weight approximately 190 what would be the recommended wieight for a woman of my height who has a sturdy build?

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What is my recommended weight for a 5'3 inch tall woman, asian? is there specific diet for a blood type "o"?

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I am thirty female five two what my weight suppose to be like 125 pounds?

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Can anyone recommend a good kegal exerciser for women? i've seen weighted balls and other products, but it's hard to know what will work.

A member asked:

What is normal weight fro 19 year old female who is five feet (60 inches)?

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What is the best form of exercise a female teenager could do? how many minutes a day is recommended to keep healthy and lose weight? thank you.

A member asked:

I am a 40 year old female with a small frame. i weigh 121 pounds. is this a good weight for me to majntain? or what is the recommended weight for my age, height and build? should i weigh less? more?

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What is the ideal weight for a five foot four 35 year old woman?

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What are the most recommended weight loss pills for women?

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Im following a keto diet now to lose as much weight before pregnancy, but i wont be able to do the full 125 pds recommended prior to pregnancy. what would you suggest for a heavy woman during pregnancy to stay fit and not gain too much weight. ?

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